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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2026 · 1H 1M

When Death Clarifies Life | A Conversation with a Death Doula

from Uplift Our Community Podcast · host Bridge Visions

In this episode of Uplift Our Community, host Samuel Davis reflects on a deeply personal moment—recently laying his father to rest while also celebrating his 60th birthday.The conversation explores a powerful idea: sometimes a death becomes a catalyst for the living.Samuel is joined by Marigold, a death doula who helps individuals and families navigate the emotional and spiritual dimensions of the end of life. Together they explore what it means to face mortality with honesty, compassion, and presence.The discussion also touches on caregiving, as Samuel and his wife Kellie currently care for her parents in their 90s, bringing a very real perspective to conversations about aging, family responsibility, and the final chapter of life.Through stories, reflection, and thoughtful dialogue, this episode asks an important question:What if thinking about death actually helps us live more deliberately?Uplift Our Community is a podcast dedicated to meaningful conversations that explore purpose, resilience, and the work of strengthening our communities.

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